Low Energy Production and Pain in Fibromyalgia – Is Your Microcirculation To Blame?
Exercise is highly recommended as an adjunct therapy for fibromyalgia. We’re not talking about pounding the pavement, however. A 2010 review of exercise studies found that ‘slight to moderate’ intensity aerobic exercise sessions done two to three times a week worked...
The Kitei-Lipkin Interview: Missing Pathogens, Psychosomatic Directors and Serving the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Community
Dr. Ian Lipkin talks about ME/CFS research, the gut, crowdsourcing, NIH and CDC leadership and the need for Congressional action to get funding
The Blood (Volume) Will Out: Is Ischemia A Key in Both POTS and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Brain Blood Flows in ME/CFS and POTS We’ve been looking at postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) lately. It’s clear that about fifty percent of POTS patients meet the criteria for ME/CFS and a much smaller percentage of ME/CFS patients probably...
Epstein Barr Virus, Autoimmunity and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Are They All Connected?
The Epstein Barr Virus theory of autoimmunity has some striking (and disturbing) with what we know about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The ‘Body’ is Back in Fibromyalgia: Small Nerve Fiber Damage Suggests The Pain Begins There
Another study finds small fiber neuropathy in Fibromyalgia. The authors believe the immune system is destroying the nervesStudyME
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